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Which means test applies, and what it does to your pension?


Retirement can mean managing super rules, transfer balance caps, minimum drawdown rates, multiple accounts, Centrelink tests, market and inflation risk, tax timing, health and aged-care costs, estate planning and coordinating decisions with a life partner.
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Which means test applies, and what it does to your pension?

The figures your accountant needs, scattered across the year.

A holiday, a car, a gift for the grandkids. Safe, or not?

The quiet 2am maths on the super, the pension and the lot.

A downturn hits, and no one tells you whether to change a thing.

The amount you must draw, with no idea if you could enjoy more.

In the shop, weighing up a weekend away, thinking about a gift for the grandkids. Open SuperYears and look. Green means go, you're free to spend. Your weekly budget, checked in a second, right there in your pocket.

About an eighth of what a financial adviser costs.*
On your own
But it takes your evenings. Your spreadsheet is out of date in a week. And the worry never quite leaves.
A financial adviser
Thorough, but it’s not a one-off. That’s every year, for as long as you need advice, whether you use it or not.
*Source: ARdata, 2025.
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